> Most companies get Node to be "secure" by putting a Proxy in front of it. To build on this, every company I know of runs a proxy in front of every applicatio

> Most companies get Node to be "secure" by putting a Proxy in front of it. To build on this, every company I know of runs a proxy in front of every application server (across all languages). Further, there's also SSL termination which also happens before hitting the application server, plus normally the edge of network security sits out in front of the app server. Running these services in front of an app server is par for the course.